Resident Benefits and Compensation
| Salaries (2025-2026) | |
| PGY-I | $67,556.67 |
| PGY-II | $70,085.32 |
| PGY-III | $71,980.52 |
| PGY-IV | $74,888.21 |
Major Benefits
-Major Medical Insurance (self and dependents – shared cost)
-Dental Insurance (shared cost)
-Group Life Insurance (paid by the institution)
-Dependent Term Life Insurance (participant paid)
-Disability Insurance (paid by the institution)
-Flex Accounts – Health & Dependent Care (participant paid)
-457 Deferred Compensation Plan (participant paid)
-Professional Liability Insurance (paid by the institution)
Membership
American Academy of Neurology (AAN) junior membership (Department Sponsored)
Meetings
PGY-IV Residents – AAN meeting expenses (reimbursed up to the balance remaining in account)
PGY-I-III Residents – All meeting requests must be pre-approved by the Department Chair and Program Director. Reimbursements of meeting expenses are at the discretion of your faculty mentor or at your own expense.
Medical Book/Electronic Device Allowance
Resident receives $1000 at the start of each academic year of residency to utilize for continuing medical education expenses, e.g. medical books, ophthalmoscopes, other association memberships, registrations, travel expenses for annual AAN Meeting as a PGY 4, etc. At the end of each year, the remaining balance rolls over for the next year.
Meals, Parking, and Uniforms
– Monthly meal stipend for scheduled short call and overnight call
-Meals provided at most conferences
-Free parking at UHS
-Embroidered white lab coats and scrubs are provided at no cost to incoming residents
Annual Leave
PTO – 15 working days paid leave per year; cannot be carried over
Sick Leave – 10 working days per year for injury or illness; cannot be carried over except as determine by program and UHS Professional Staff Services
Parental/Medical/Caregiver Leave – Each Training Year, Residents participating in an ACGME-Accredited Residency Program are eligible for six-weeks of paid leave for approved parental, medical or caregiver purposes which prevents the resident from performing his or her job. It will run concurrently with any remaining sick or vacation leave. In addition to six weeks of paid leave, residents are also eligible for one additional week of Paid Time Off and must be used within the same training year and does not carryover.
Contact Us
Sarah Horn, M.D.
Neurology Residency Program Director
Neurology Residency Training Program
Office: 210-450-0500
Email: horns@uthscsa.edu
Michael Palm, M.D., MBA
Associate Program Director
Neurology Residency Training Program
Office: 210-450-0500
Email: palm@uthscsa.edu
Andrew Slusher, M.D.
Associate Program Director
Neurology Residency Training Program
Office: 210-450-0500
Email: slushera@uthscsa.edu
Lauren Skalomenos, M.D.
Associate Program Director
Neurology Residency Training Program
Office: 210-450-0500
Email: skalomenosl@uthscsa.edu
Khalilah Harmon, MBA, C-TAGME
Program Coordinator/Education Programs
Neurology Residency Training Program
Office: 210-450-0500
Email: harmonk@uthscsa.edu
